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The 50-point margin of victory is the largest of the season for Misti Cussen's team against NCAA Division I competition.
"This win is a credit to our starters tonight; they really set the tone defensively," said Cussen. "We're a much better team than we were a month ago, and I think we were a different opponent (for SHSU) than when we played them in Huntsville."
The Golden Eagles used a balanced scoring attack to rout Sam Houston. Jaci Bigham led the way with 17 points, while Taylor Cooper added 16, Christian Key had 15, Kevi Luper chipped in 13 and Savanna Buck scored 11 on the night.
ORU put five players in double-figures for the second time this season.
Sarah Shelton led ORU with 10 rebounds. Buck added eight boards, while Bigham tallied a team-high five assists.
Britini Martin was the only SHSU player in double-figures, with 10 points.
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ORU fell behind, 5-0, but scored the game's next six points. A Cooper three-pointer at the 15:50 mark gave ORU their first lead, at 6-5.
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Cooper and Key scored 11 points each to pace the Golden Eagles in the opening period, while SHSU shot just 19.2% from the floor.
The Golden Eagles started the second half with a 7-0 run, blitzing the Bearkats and building a 24-point lead. Two free throws from Bigham at the 18:02 mark gave ORU a massive 43-19 edge.
Bigham set a personal milestone at the 14:29 mark of the second half. The senior's three-pointer gave her 1,414 points for her career, placing her 10th on ORU's career scoring chart.
ORU used a 14-0 run midway through the half to put the game out of reach. Bigham and Luper each hit a pair of three-pointers during the run, which gave the home team a 63-27 lead with 11:45 left.
ORU's largest lead came with :25 left, when a Bernadett Balla free throw gave ORU a 90-39 edge.
Balla finished with seven points and seven rebounds on the night.
The Golden Eagles pounded Sam Houston on the boards, 53-33, including a season-high 20 offensive rebounds.
Buck's 11-point outing is a personal high in SLC play. The senior was 4-for-9 from the floor and 3-for-3 from the free throw line.
SHSU had just five field goals in each half and was just 2-for-15 (13.3%) from three-point range for the game.
ORU plays their second game of the three-game home set on Saturday, February 16 against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Game time is scheduled for 5 pm CT.


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Looking back, I can think of several things I should have done but at the time, I was just trying to get by. I was too tired to really think and too afraid of things getting worse.
First, I should have begun not to put my baby on a schedule, but to have some kind of predictable rhythm to our days - from the very beginning.
I should have always done the same things before naps and bedtimes as soon as my daughter started to show some signs of what HER good day looked like.
I should have waited to see if she was really AWAKE before I started shush, rocking, patting, feeding, etc to get her back to sleep. Often, she wasn't even awake, she was just complaining, getting to a lighter part of her sleep cycle, and trying to settle herself back down. I, in my sleep deprived panic, would think - I better grab her now before she's fully awake or I'll never get her back to sleep.
She was a cruddy sleeper and that was probably just GOING to happen, no matter what, but looking back there are things I could have done to make our lives easier.
It also took me forever to REALLY get that a good night follows a good day - FOR MY CHILD (I know some kids can go with the flow and everyone can do their own thing and the kid just goes along with it, but not mine), she really would have done well with a much more predictable day with bedtime and nap routines (not long ones, but clear signals that said...next up, sleep, so get ready) and that kind of thing.
DD actually loved her crib and was so happy when we moved her in there, I don't think she liked her co-sleeper thing. She was an easy peaceful baby and I know we were lucky in that. She did wake up through the night, but it was always pretty bearable and since she was a tiny baby I always just got up and nursed her if she was hungry. But I also did feel like I could tell the difference between a hungry cry and a restless cry and a gassy cry...so I was never a boob-first soother. (I also only BF 6 months before I lost my milk--so a lot less long than most people on these boards) And she was always easy to soothe in a few minutes, either with a backrub or cuddle or nursing. But she did wake several times a night when she was an infant (again, just normal) and then once or twice a night as a toddler. I did/do usually go in her room to make sure everything is ok, give her a hug, adjust her covers, etc. That works.
I tried to just follow her cues for the most part. She's 4 now, she still wakes up sometimes--I think all kids do, but over all I would say everyone here is getting enough sleep and other than when she was teething, it's never been an issue.
Teething was rough because it was the only time she was truly difficult to soothe. But that passed.
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Friends and colleagues agreed when assessing Florentino Fernandez's life and career. Few fighters matched Fernandez's punching prowess and friendly, humble demeanor.
Fernandez, a 1960s middleweight contender and Miami resident for more than 50 years, died of a heart attack on Jan. 28. He was 76.
Fernandez's death also shuts off another light that symbolized the glory days of the famed 5th Street Gym in Miami Beach.
Soon after arriving from his native Cuba in 1959, Fernandez became one of the signature fighters who trained at the revered gym, joining the likes of Muhammad Ali, Luis Rodriguez and Willie Pastrano.
"When Florentino arrived here, he quickly became a hero to many Cuban exiles," said Ramiro Ortiz, boxing historian and former promoter. "The warmth and support he received from the Cuban community was huge. People liked him not only because of how he fought but how he treated everyone. He never turned down an autograph."
Nicknamed The Ox, Fernandez scored 43 knockouts in in his 50 career victories. In 2003, Ring magazine rated the 100 greatest punchers of all time and Fernandez was listed at 56.
Retired fighter and promoter Tommy Torino never fought Fernandez in a sanctioned bout, but faced him in sparring sessions at the 5th Street Gym. Torino, who had a 27-fight career from the late 1960s through the mid-1970s, experienced first-hand the effects of Fernandez's fists.
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Fernandez was victim of an era when boxing had deeper talent in all divisions. As a result, world title opportunities were scant for many fighters. In his only middleweight title bid, Fernandez lost a controversial split decision against Gene Fullmer in 1961.
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Henry was scheduled to fight Juan Cabrera in the main event of a card Nov. 16 at Gulfstream Park, but withdrew days before the bout after he was rushed to a hospital because of abdominal pains. Tests revealed Henry suffered from gall stones. Subsequent tests confirmed that Henry was in the advanced stages of gallbladder cancer.
In his last bout, Henry won a unanimous decision against Tyrone Selders on June 23 at Hard Rock Live Arena. Henry's final career record was 12-0-1 with nine knockouts.
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On January 15, 2013, HealthGrades® 11th annual Hospital Quality and Clinical Excellence Study again named Saint Alphonsus a Distinguished Hospital for Clinical Excellence™ for the third year in a row. Saint Alphonsus is the only hospital in Idaho to receive this recognition five times since the award originated in 2003 (2003, 2006, 2011, 2012 and 2013). This prestigious distinction places our medical center among the Top 5% of hospitals nationwide for clinical performance.
Further, on July 16, 2013, U.S. News & World Report released its annual Best Hospitals rankings. Saint Alphonsus Regional Medical Center (SARMC) earned the #1 ranking in Idaho and once again ranked #1 as the Best Hospital in the Boise metropolitan area; the report included analysis of 12 hospitals in the Treasure Valley. In addition to the #1 hospital ranking, SARMC received high-performing marks in four specialties: Gynecology, Orthopedics, Pulmonology, and Urology.
The SARMC Hospitalist Service currently consists of ten physicians and five nurse practitioners with plans to add additional hospitalists to its expanding inpatient service. The Hospitalists are the primary admitting service for the vast majority of primary care providers in the Saint Alphonsus network. The group manages a high acuity medical service, is integrally involved with the stroke program, works in co-management with orthopedics, and is looking to further expand perioperative services and consult services. Hospitalists also take part in teaching internal medicine residents.
The regional medical center in Boise is part of Saint Alphonsus Health System, a growing four-hospital, 714-bed integrated healthcare system serving the full range of the health and wellness needs of the people in southwestern Idaho, eastern Oregon and northern Nevada. Saint Alphonsus Health System is a member of Trinity Health / Catholic Healthcare East, the second largest Catholic Health System in the nation. To learn more about Saint Alphonsus, please visit www.saintalphonsus.org.
As an economically vibrant and growing community, Boise, Idaho is a mid-sized metropolitan area of approximately 640,000 people. Boise is Idaho's capital city and is a commercial center in the Northwest. The Boise Valley is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise and a flourishing scene for arts, entertainment and collegiate and professional sports.
Known as the "City of Trees," Boise also offers a reasonable cost of living, low crime rate, excellent cultural programs, numerous neighborhood parks and nearby national forests and rivers. Idaho's culture of physician independence also makes it one of the best places in America to be a practicing physician.
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Mired in scandal after his parents' mysterious deaths, notorious gambler Lord Jarret Sharpe agrees to tamely run the family brewery for a year if his Machiavellian grandmother rescinds her ultimatum that he marry. But the gambler in him can't resist when beguiling Annabel Lake proposes a wager. If she wins their card game, he must help save her family's foundering brewery. But if he wins, she must spend a night in his bed. The outcome sets off a chain of events that threatens to destroy all his plans . . . and unveils the secret Annabel has held for so long. When Jarret discovers the darker reason behind her wager, he forces her into another one—and this time he intends to win not just her body, but her heart.
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A common problem, carpal tunnel syndrome affects the use of one or both hands and is caused by the compression of the median nerve at the wrist. It most often occurs when the median nerve becomes inflamed after being aggravated by repetitive movements such as typing on a computer keyboard or playing the piano. It also affects professional artists, particularly sculptors and printmakers.
Bones, tendons and ligaments that surround the median nerve form the carpal tunnel. Any repetitive motions that cause significant swelling, thickening or irritation of membranes around the tendons in the carpal tunnel can result in pressure on the median nerve, disrupting transmission of sensations from the hand up to the arm and to the central nervous system.
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More than 65 years ago, we established CRI to promote multidisciplinary translational and clinical medical research and academic partnerships.
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Hey, all — congratulations to everyone who wrote in and answered all my Percy Jackson trivia questions, even the really self-aggrandizing one about my favorite band ever! Here are the answers, along with the original questions:
1. On his travels in Sea of Monsters, Mr. Jackson meets Circe. What does she turn him into?
"A guinea pig" – A Major Bibliophile
BONUS: What similar animal does Circe turn Odysseus into? "odysseus wasn't changed into an animal, his crew mates were changed into swine" – rachel (Good catch, rachel, I'm wrong and you're absolutely right! Fifty gold stars!)
2. Annabeth teaches Percy about "hubris" — a key element of the Icarus myth. How did Icarus die?
"flying too close to the sun" – rachel
(DOUBLE BONUS: What awesome heavy metal band wrote a song about this? "Iron Maiden?I DON'T KNOW!" - songheart (Exactly right, songheart!)
3. Which famous pirate do Percy and Annabeth meet?
"Blackbeard" - dramateller
4. Who was the original hero associated with the quest for the Golden Fleece?
"Jason" - A Major Bibliophile
(ULTRA OBSCURE) What old man was changed into a rock by Hermes for betraying him?
"The old man of Onchestus." – songheart
Congratulations again, everybody! Now celebrate by buying yourself some Iron Maiden albums and air guitaring until your fingers fall off!
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After something of a hiatus, Manchester's Claro Intelecto is back to release his third full-length album, Reform Club, on Delsin Records.
The album's heavy debt to Basic Channel's foundational dub techno legacy necessarily stakes out what cultural intellect Kodwo Eshun calls a "world of echo", where the ear perpetually chases the beat as it morphs into resonating tails of sound.
Indeed, Intelecto's steady, stripped-down grooves, doused in near-aquatic reverb and distortion, have always required some attentive following - but take that first step and be rewarded with richly, artfully crafted sonics adrift. It's a task made simpler by his protracted sprinkling of lush pads, melodies and cinematic elements, adding emotional charge to the effect of possibly his most warm and organic musical suite to date.
This is beauty of the downcast sort, teasing forth the immanent pathos of fellow Mancunians Autechre, 90s UK techno, and the continuum of first wave to post-Detroit techno presently championed by parent label Delsin Records. Clearly informed and influenced by the timeless output of these music scenes, Reform Club is an elegantly polished longplayer, braced with compositions of both unity and authority. This is unflappable dance music; cool and composed as you like, yet heartfelt and tender inside. Like that dream lover, this is worth chasing after.
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Unlawful discrimination can take a number of different forms. If you are a member, associate member or guest (including a prospective member or guest):
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A member of a private members' club brings a gay friend as a guest to a social event and is refused service at the bar because of his friend's sexual orientation. This is discrimination on the basis of the member's association with his gay friend (who could also make a claim for direct discrimination because of sexual orientation).
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The aim of reasonable adjustments is to make sure that disabled people are able to join an association or use its services as far as is reasonably possible to the same standard usually offered to non-disabled people.
An association does not just have to think about reasonable adjustments for disabled people who are already members, associate members or guests, but also to disabled people who are:
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If it is the physical features of a building the association occupies or is using that put disabled people at a substantial disadvantage, the association must either:
Sometimes a reasonable adjustment may involve providing disabled people with an alternative way of using the service, which involves some level of inconvenience or segregation. However, the best kind of reasonable adjustment is one which enables disabled people to access the service in much the same way as non-disabled people. Indeed, if there is an adjustment which can reasonably be made which avoids segregation or inconvenience then an adjustment which entails segregation or inconvenience may not be considered a reasonable adjustment at all.
Where meetings take place in a member's or associate member's home, then reasonable adjustments do not have to be made to physical features to make it accessible for a member who is a disabled person and for whom the physical features of the meeting place present a barrier to their attending the meeting.
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You can read more about reasonable adjustments to remove barriers for disabled people. This includes advice on how an organisation can decide if an adjustment is a reasonable adjustment.
An association can still tell its members, associate members and guests what standards of behaviour it wants from them. For example, behaving with respect towards staff and to other members, associate members and guests.
Sometimes, how someone behaves may be linked to a protected characteristic.
If an association sets standards of behaviour for their members, associates and guests which have a worse impact on people with a particular protected characteristic than on people who do not have that characteristic, they need to make sure that they can objectively justify what they have done. Otherwise, it will be indirect discrimination.
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One young person who is a member of a club for teenagers has autistic spectrum disorder and sometimes misunderstands instructions which are not given in very direct language. This means they sometimes need to be told what to do a second time and in a different way. Club staff accept that the young person is not being uncooperative when they do not always do what they are asked to do the first time. In behaving like this, the club has made a reasonable adjustment to the standards of behaviour it applies. (Incidentally, the club could also think about whether it is a reasonable adjustment for staff to learn how to give more direct instructions.)
If the club did decide that the young person's behaviour was causing more significant difficulties for other young people or for staff and that they have made all the adjustments it is reasonable for them to make, they would have to objectively justify stopping the young person attending (in other words, withdraw the service from the young person). Otherwise, this is likely to be discrimination arising from disability and/or indirect discrimination because of the young person's disability.
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Atmospheric and environmental research, volcanology, industrial surveillance and homeland security outline the wide range of applications of the HI 90 Hyperspectral Imaging System.
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Innovations in cardiovascular care are constantly creating effective, less invasive methods for treating and preventing cardiovascular disease. The days when little could be done to combat heart and vascular disease are long over. Whether you have been diagnosed with cardiovascular disease or wish to minimize risk factors you may have, your doctors and other healthcare provide rs can work with you to identify the best choices for you among a range of treatment and prevention options.
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Treatment and prevention are both part of what is called the spectrum of care. What this means is that the severity of your condition determines which treatment or prevention options will be most effective for you. For cardiovascular disease, the spectrum of care consists of three levels:
You can think of these treatment options as building on one another. For example, if you have only risk factors for cardiovascular disease, your healthcare providers may recommend managing them through lifestyle changes, such as diet and exercise. If you have risk factors and early signs of cardiovascular disease, you may need a combination of lifestyle changes and medication. If you have already had a heart attack or stroke, you might need a revascularization procedure, followed by ongoing medication and lifestyle changes.
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Interventional cardiologists use the 2009 Focused Updates: STEMI and PCI Guidelines jointly developed by the American College of Cardiology, American Heart Association, and the Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions as well as guidelines developed by the European Society of Cardiology.
Delivering the best cardiovascular care for each individual patient requires your healthcare team to apply both science and art - combining research-based guidelines with experience in treating patients, each with unique circumstances. The goal is always to deliver the right treatment to the right patient at the right time. You can help the healthcare professionals by being informed, asking questions, and answering their questions as fully as possible.
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HARRISONBURG, Va., Sept. 7, 2013 – Freshman right side hitter Janey Goodman (Powhatan, Va./Powhatan) had 39 combined kills over two matches, including a career-high 28 in match two, as the James Madison volleyball team earned a split on day two of the JMU Classic. JMU defeated Presbyterian 3-2 in the night cap while falling to tournament champion CSU Bakersfield, 3-1, in match one.
The Dukes beat Presbyterian by set scores of 19-25, 25-18, 27-25, 23-25, 16-14 while losing to CSU Bakersfield by scores of 24-26, 25-20, 25-14, 25-18 to run their record to 2-4. PC went 0-3 in the tournament to drop to 1-7 on the year while CSU Bakersfield swept the tournament field to finish the weekend at 5-2.
Goodman, the reigning CAA Rookie of the Week, was named to the JMU Classic All-Tournament team. Her 28 kills against Presbyterian were the most by a JMU player since Allyson Halls (2004-07) had 31 against Georgia State on Oct. 26, 2007. She hit .349 for the match with six errors in 63 attempts and added four digs and three blocks. Junior middle blocker Lizzy Briones (Siloam Springs, Ark./Siloam Springs) contributed 16 kills on .438 hitting, three aces, six digs and five blocks.
Sophomore setter Sarah Patterson (Roanoke, Va./Hidden Valley) came off the bench to hand out a career-high 51 assists and finished with a double-double with 11 digs to go with two aces and two blocks. Sophomore outside hitters Meghan Niski (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles East) and MacKenzie Kleespies (Lincoln, University, Pa./Avon Grove) tied for the team-high with 18 digs each while senior libero Katie Daorai (Tampa, Fla./Plant) had 10 digs.
Presbyterian was paced by middle blocker Andrea Barman with 22 kills on .381 hitting. Outisde hitter Rachel Hall chipped in 18 kills and two digs while setter Ashtin Frank had a double-double with 52 assists and 11 digs. Libero Mary Trimpe led all players with 35 digs.
Set five was a back and forth battle with JMU striking the first blow with a 3-0 a run to take an 8-5 lead heading into the court change. The Blue Hose won five of the next seven points to come back and take the lead at 11-10. Following a timeout by the Madison, JMU rattled off four straight points to reach match point with a 14-11 lead. PC again batted back to tie the score at 14-14, but a Presbyterian service error and a kill by Briones helped the Dukes secure the victory.
In the day's first match, Goodman was one of three players to reach double-digit kills with 11 on .296 hitting. She was joined by Kleespies with a team-high 12 and Niski with 11. Niski had a double-double with 10 digs while redshirt junior setter Kristi Richardson (Glen Allen, Va./Hermitage) had 38 assists and nine digs. Daorai had a team best 17 digs
The Roadrunners were paced JMU Classic MVP Molly O'Hagan. O'Hagan had 19 kills against one error for a .643 attack percentage. She added nine blocks and two digs. Outside hitter Debora Araujo collected 16 kills and 16 digs while outside hitter Kelsee Sawyer had 13 kills, two aces, two blocks and two digs.
Setter Fernanda Gonҫalves had 58 assists while pacing CSUB to a .310 attack percentage, adding 15 digs and four kills. Libero Mariah Alvidrez had 25 assists and four assists.
The Roadrunners outhit the Dukes .310 to .195 and had 10.5 blocks to Madison's six.
The Dukes return to the court on Sept. 10 as they travel to Radford for a non-conference match at 6 p.m.
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AUSTIN -- The Austin City Limits Festival will officially expand to two weekends next year.
Mayor Lee Leffingwell will finalized the agreement to add a second weekend in 2013 Wednesday afternoon.
Next year the three-day festival will take place at Zilker Park on Oct. 4-6, then again on Oct. 11-13.
Organizers say the lineup will stay mostly the same, but music lovers can expect a few surprises sprinkled in.
This year's ACL Festival will be held at Zilker Park Oct. 12-14.


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With its retail and design showrooms and prestigious licensing partnerships, Lillian August has been at the forefront of the home furnishings industry for nearly a quarter of a century. Dan and John Weiss, co-founders of the company (and sons of the original Lillian August, also pictured), see their outposts as more than just retail stores: "We're really in the lifestyle-improvement business." To that end, they let their eclectic aesthetic lead them all over the world to source the treasures that make magic in a home.


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Police reported:
o Henry J. Frye, 31, of West Prospect Street in Fonda was charged at 8:55 a.m. Nov. 27 with second-degree aggravated harassment, a misdemeanor.
o George G. Kaloudis, 46, of Mendon Road in Stillwater was charged at 10:14 a.m. Nov. 27 with endangering the welfare of a child, a misdemeanor.
o Paul A. Capone, 45, of Alpine Avenue in Queensbury was charged at 10:48 a.m. Nov. 27 with second-degree scheme to defraud, a misdemeanor.
o John Lashinsky, 19, of Saratoga Springs was charged at 12:43 p.m. Nov. 27 with second-degree criminal trespass, a misdemeanor.
o A juvenile male was charged at 1:36 p.m. with fourth-degree criminal mischief, a misdemeanor.
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o Kendra D. Sephas, 20, of Clifton Park was charged at 6:16 p.m. Nov. 16 in Ballston with fourth-degree criminal facilitation, a misdemeanor. She was held without bail.
o Jennifer M. Woodward, 27, of Clifton Park was charged at 11 a.m. Nov. 26 at Schenectady County Jail with petit larceny, a misdemeanor she allegedly committed Aug. 24 in Ballston. She was released on her own recognizance.
o Joseph E. McClelland, 42, of Halfmoon was charged at 2:28 p.m. Nov. 26 on state Route 9 in Malta with fourth-degree grand larceny, a felony. He was released on an appearance ticket.
o A 14-year-old male suspect was charged at 3:30 p.m. Nov. 23 in Clifton Park with three counts of third-degree burglary, a felony, and fourth-degree criminal mischief, a misdemeanor, stemming from two separate alleged incidents on Sept. 4 and Sept. 17 in Halfmoon. He was released to a third party.
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Episode 519, "At Rest" Fri, Apr 25, 1|12c AM
SEASON 2, EPISODE 222 - The team searches for college football coach Jim Cooper (TIM DeKAY - "Carnivle"), who goes missing after being terminated for his team's unusually dismal season performance. The investigation soon uncovers that the coach's new policy of suspending players for academic and behavioral missteps caused the football team to repeatedly play without its star athletes and to suffer frequent defeats. As a result, Jack and his squad suspect a group of angry players, members of the school administration and a seamy high-stakes gambler--all of whom encountered financial losses as a result of the losing streak. Meanwhile, Jack must make a difficult career and life decision when his wife, Maria (guest star TALIA BALSAM - "L.A. Doctors"), surprises him with her strong desire to relocate their family to Chicago, where she was just offered an excellent job. TIM MATHESON ("The West Wing," "Animal House") directed the episode.